A fabulous way to look at combinations, rotations and reflections of a square. The square is coloured to show the transformations. A great resource. It is a shame this is downloaded by only 10% of viewers. (The mistake has been corrected)

I liked CeeJayPee's version so much I copied the idea. I turned it into a 2 player game. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/square-root-golf-estimating-roots-6058062 Useful sheet to get students estimating the roots of integers other than perfect squares, through students knowledge of square numbers. Ask students to work in pairs or small groups. Also works well as a lead in to surds at ks4

A smart board file. QUestions on writing and using standard form. Pupils can choose a red-tough amber-medium or green-easier question or question with answers on the next slide.

A revision powerpoint game to revise Direct and Indirect Proportion

Can the pupils count up in ones? They are not allowed to say the numbers in the 3 or 5 (and even 7) timestables. Evan in year 9 got to 481 before he made a mistake! I get the pupils to stand in a circle, and move one at a time around the group counting on. If they make a mistake then they sit down. The last one standing is the winner! Please rate the resource if you download it, whether you like it or not.

A number of sheets, that may be edited to practise mental arithmetic skills.

Complete a grid to show all the possible values when substituting various values for a and b. The grid takes a long time to complete. A number of sheets that are of varying difficulties.

Maths GCSE 1-9 Foundation sheet designed for the new foundation 9-1 examination. 20 questions to complete on a variety of topics Useful for a homework sheet or can be used to find the weaknesses with your pupils

A worksheet to identify the gradient and y-intercept of a straight line. Extension questions to identify equations which are parallel to a given line.

50+ Homework Sheets. Print this out as a booklet and track over time whether students are making any progress. Set targets etc. These are approximatelyr 20 question sheets with exactly the same type of questions. The sheets match up to NEW GCSE Grade 2 (old KS2 level 5) NEW GCSE Grade 4 and 5. (Old GCSE grade D and C) There are also catch up log books for pupils to fill in and track progress.

2018 GCSE MATHS Nth term and simplifying algebra KS3 and KS4 Bingo game

2018 GCSE MATHS Nth term and simplifying algebra There are two bingo games

Maths GCSE 1-9 Foundation sheet designed for the new foundation 9-1 examination. 20 questions to complete on a variety of topics Useful for a homework sheet or can be used to find the weaknesses with your pupils. NOW UPDATED WITH AN EXTRA SET OF 10 SHEETS WITH ANSWERS!

Match up the sequence with the description and the nth term.

An excel file to generate random questions for the NEW GCSE MATHS revision. Press F9 and print.

Rotation worksheet. Rotate a given shape around a centre of rotation.

Reflection. Worksheet to reflect a shape over a given line of symmetry.

A rich task where pupils look at applying the lowest common multiple to the number of burgers and rolls for sale at different shops. Can they choose the right amount of each item? Can they find out the cost of the food?

A revision lesson with strong AFL opportunities to discuss the work. I have split the questions on each slide to divide the group into 2 pairs. Shapes that are used are Cube, Cuboid, Cylinder, Sphere and Cone. The lesson can take up to 2 hours. I would advise you to use this with either a year 10 or 11 group aiming for Higher grades at GCSE 2017 onwards. The first set of slides are colour coded, green and red, with red being more of a challenge. Colour is used to differentiate the question too, with pupils asked to choose their own questions. Green numerical questions Amber Easyish algebra questions Red tough algebra questions Algebra is used to differentiate the questions. For specialists and non specialists alike the answers are given.

THIS IS A MACRO ENABLED EXCEL FILE. Click start. A grid of 9 numbers appears. Place the randomly generated value into a cell. You score one point for a value that is a factor of the number at the top of the column and to the right of the row. The game finishes when you have placed all 9 numbers into the grid. The score then appears.